| On radiogram, the ipsilateral hemithorax is lucent, the diaphragm is depressed, and the trachea and mediastinum are shifted contralaterally. |
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| The surgeon then slides the stent graft delivery system up the ipsilateral side using continuous fluoroscopy. |
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| An ipsilateral central one-third patellar tendon autograft was used for all reconstructions. |
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| Focal neurologic deficits such as hemiparesis, speech difficulties, and visual field defects gradually ensue ipsilateral to the side of seizures. |
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| One branch ran through the cerebro-pleural connective into the ipsilateral pleural ganglion. |
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| Another option would have been to stage two procedures using ipsilateral patellar tendon autografts. |
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| As the child develops a preference for positioning, the ipsilateral sternocleidomastoid muscle shortens resulting in torticollis. |
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| Metastases in the subcarinal or ipsilateral mediastinal lymph nodes, including the ipsilateral internal mammary nodes. |
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| Firm evidence from two large trials has clarified the role of carotid endarterectomy in patients with ipsilateral severe carotid stenosis. |
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| In 4 of 11 patients whose lymph nodes were evaluated at this time, there was evidence of metastasis to the ipsilateral cervical lymph nodes. |
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| The blink reflex was characterized by an initial triphasic wave on the ipsilateral stimulus side, followed by a polyphasic wave on both sides. |
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| He or she then slides the guide wire up the iliac artery just past the renal arteries in the aorta on the ipsilateral side. |
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| There were ipsilateral matted axillary lymph nodes, and the overlying skin showed peau d' orange. |
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| However, some collicular neurons are known to exhibit ipsilateral inhibitory regions. |
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| The ipsilateral hypoglossal nerve was sectioned, and that half of the muscle became silent. |
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| Herniated bowel and solid viscera are seen in the ipsilateral hemithorax causing mediastinal shift. |
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| A bone-patellar tendon graft was harvested from the ipsilateral knee for ligament reconstruction. |
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| There is contiguous spread to the ipsilateral ACA and MCA via a perivascular plexus supplied by the ophthalmic division of the trigeminal nerve. |
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| At the time of the second infusion, two other ipsilateral antecubital veins had thrombosed. |
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| They fixated the center of the display while they occluded one eye with the ipsilateral hand. |
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| Tinnitus of venous origin can be suppressed by compression of the ipsilateral jugular vein. |
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| If we could not find a unique single motor unit potential on the same side, the ipsilateral hypoglossal nerve was sectioned, and that half of the muscle became silent. |
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| A deep lobe parotid tumour may only be identified clinically by careful examination of the oropharynx and ipsilateral tonsil to rule out asymmetry. |
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| There were also some suggestions of a positive relation between ipsilateral cellular telephone use and acoustic neuroma. |
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| The side that is ipsilateral to the rising or rostrally moving PSIS is anteriorly rotated and needs to be posteriorly rotated. |
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| Occasionally, subtle ipsilateral oligaemia secondary to reflex vasoconstriction may be the only clue to a proximal airway tumour. |
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| Carefully retract the Introducer Sheath until the radiopaque marker is approximately 1cm distal to the deployed ipsilateral limb. |
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| For both cases and controls, exposure is defined as ipsilateral use or use on both sides, while contralateral use is considered unexposed. |
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| But during the third type, a zone called the insula ipsilateral also lit up. |
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| A majority display Chvostek's sign or other forms of ipsilateral spasticity. |
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| There was a slight elevation of relative risk estimates associated with long-term ipsilateral cellular telephone use. |
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| No significant findings were found for increasing lifetime years or cumulative hours of ipsilateral phone use. |
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| In most cases, it 87 appears that this would have the effect of reducing the magnitude of the ORs for ipsilateral use. |
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| The patient lies supine, with the knee ipsilateral to the side being examined bent to relax the abdomen. |
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| If the ipsilateral shoulder and iliac crest are both high, there is S-shaped scoliosis. |
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| This action will deploy the ipsilateral limb. |
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| Do patients with congenital hemiparesis and ipsilateral corticospinal projections respond differently to constraint-induced movement therapy? |
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| Hutchinson's pupil is unilateral pupillary dilatation ipsilateral to a supratentorial space-occupying lesion. |
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| In the third group, who received real acupuncture, the scans showed that, as well as the opiate centre, another region of the brain, the ipsilateral insular, was activated. |
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| We describe a case of a parathyroid adenoma on the ipsilateral side of thyroid hemiagenesis, which has been previously reported only twice. |
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| With cellphone radiation, he found that when he looked at individuals who used cellphones, there was an increase in something called ipsilateral tumours, which are tumours on the same side of head that you use the cellphone. |
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| Autografts are harvested from a non-weightbearing portion of the patient's ipsilateral knee, usually the lateral margin of the trochlea. |
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| The patient is placed supine in the Trendelenburg position with the ipsilateral side elevated. |
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| For example, cases might over-report ipsilateral 85 telephone use, particularly if they felt that the use of a cellular telephone in some way played a part in the development of the cancer. |
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| Therefore, 2 IMWCE 35-6-6 coils were inserted into the AVF from the ipsilateral vertebral artery. |
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| The osteochondral grafts are harvested from the medial rim of the trochlea of the ipsilateral knee, either via arthroscopy or via a small arthrotomy. |
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| The ICD device was implanted on the ipsilateral side of the 8-year old fistula after cardiac recompensation. |
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| One of them, examined on the same day as his MRI, had undergone labyrinthectomy on the side ipsilateral to reported findings of mastoiditis. |
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| Its related learned associability was correlated with responses in ipsilateral cerebellar cortex, suggesting a novel computational role for the cerebellum in pain. |
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| Kishimota et al suggested that most paraovarian cysts were homogenous, near the ipsilateral round ligament and uterus. |
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| Mammary gland blood flow ipsilateral and contralateral to the pregnant uterine horn was measured on d 245 of gestation and d 44 of lactation. |
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| The injections were made under the occipital bone at the medial third between the inion and mastoid process, ipsilateral to the attack. |
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| Oedema is defined as perifocal, diffuse ipsilateral, or subcutaneous spots of T2w high signal intensity caused by fluid that is not located inside cysts or ectatic ducts. |
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| Two of 8 patients whose ipsilateral lobe of the thyroid gland was not removed experienced a stomal recurrence. |
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| If diagnosed on laparotomy, the excision of the rudimentary horn with ipsilateral tubectomy should be undertaken. |
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| Using these data, they calculated the ratio of contralateral to ipsilateral flow rates. |
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| If the toxic adenoma is in the thyroid isthmus, an ipsilateral thyroid lobectomy or isthmectomy should be performed. |
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| There was also a tendency for the greatest relative risk estimates for brain tumours to be found for ipsilateral users, although there were also some reported for contralateral use. |
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| They often present with ipsilateral Horner syndrome and oropharyngeal fullness, and they may be associated with a higher rate of catecholamine secretion. |
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| Interestingly there was also a missing ipsilateral submandibular gland. |
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| The diagnosis may be possible preoperatively by USG examination, since it allows direct visualization of the orthotopic kidney and ipsilateral caudal mass. |
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| Zinner syndrome is a triad of mesonephric duct abnormality comprising of unilateral renal agenesis, ipsilateral seminal vesicle cyst, and ejaculatory duct obstruction. |
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